... i SEa&tD hDiTI&N ,. )I 3Lli( TRI AND WAGTN0TiE BRPHB, All the messagesosent to overtkel the labs Calcutta mail at Kubal were in time. T-. E VOLU1;TEE ; At an Influentil~lmel odn Lord Ellenborough preaL; n IVW~1 t;4 form a d~putattoi feota nsexnbra of the ' goseof Lordo an Commolns, to'wait on the Segretary. oc War to solicit the appo~tituent of ; royal oqmleidon, to inquire Into the present ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. Inv UYMPTARR AWfl TRET O -- LBY B~cITIsH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TLGp~ The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five O'clock. Viscount DURGANNON gave notice that, on Fridgy he should ca.11 attention to the case of I5saaeTayilor, d'toote man, convicted at York nassizes of freboniousl pantwo gther powder in a house at Rtoth~erham 25yplcnggn Numerous petitions were ...

... SAiUS POPDLI LEX SUPREMA. \ . ..I DOMESTIC. In the House of Commons, yesterday, the Riegister of Voters Bill passed through committee. An attempt was made to limit its operation to boroughs having more than six parishes, but the proposal was defeated by a very small majority. The other business transacted was not im- portant. To-morrow evening, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will propose the ...

... v A- general meeting of the members of this exter. Eive society was held in the boardroom, in Sarrey- street, ?? last, for the purpose of declaring a bonus on the five years ending 30th June, 1861, Between 40 and 50 members being assembled, Joia Wright, E sq., presldent, took the chair, and adadressed the meetlng on tbe present state and prospects of t3e seclety, observing thst the surest ...

... ANOTIER INDIAN REVOLT. * Tho Calcutta correspondent of tho Times, under tho date of February 10th, writes: - The north-eaatern portion of BEngal seems likely to become, on a small scale, what the north.western border of the Panjab has been for so many years -a source of incessant anioyance to the authoritles from the restlessness of its savago tribes, and the sceno of continued irregular ...

... THE REBELLION Y CHINA.I At a meeting of the Royal GeOgraph5al Soclety, 1 on Monday evening, the President, Lord Aqhbnrton, In introducing Dr. Barton, author of a p32er, obh g served that It was of reat geegraphosal intee als t It was an account 0 the expedition which unl Ier Colonel Barel, Captain Blakiston, and Dr. barton, 9 endeavoured to ascend the Yang-tse-klangland to pass by Thlbet Into ...

... PRESENTATION OF THE KE&N TESTIMONIAL. A great number of the friends and adralrers of AIr. Charles Kean assembled on Saturday In St. Jamieh's Hall, London, to witness the presentation to that gentleman of a magnificent table service of plate, subscribed for by his fellow Etonians and the public generally. The galleries of the ball were occupied by ladies, among whom were Mrs. and Miss Kean, ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES, MANCHIESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1862, INTERNAL STATE OF TUB ITALIAN KINODOM- The present situation of Italy has again been repeatedly brought to mind this week. In our; own Parliameut, there has been another vain and spiteful attempt of Lord NOI ?? to ?? the now kingdom, that bo milght vex his old colleagues here, and please his court acqusintances abroad. In France, after ...

... UNPRECEDENTED MUNIFI- CENCE. The followlcg Is the substance of a letter published in the Times:- TO ISIS EXCELLENCY CHARLES FSANCIS ADAMS, UNITED rTATES MIINISTER IN LONDON; RIGHT HON. LORD STANLEY, MIP.; SIR JAMES EMERSON TEINENT, ?? L 1. C., &o., LONDON; 0. .1 IAMPSON, ESQ., LOSDON; J. S. MORGAN, ESQ,, LONDON. London, Msarch 12, 1862. Gentlem ?? reference to the intention which it Is the ...

... TELEGRAPUITi a* - . . ~ ! - .. ?? ,, . : ,~ !- . 1 .v . - 1 'PRMv (OOV~OL Pmvt Oovet^-A Prly (Jeesne, wz' bql'd ?? Wkdivortrdesyei, 1IA1Utjb!= B. 107 C44ee8'Jsqav been iegis. O. zs; ig n- tra'iadihne 40 Je6 toerd in ?? under ?? Bwbeupbp Aqt, .. THA OUTWARD' QA$AXWi NAM _14N.3I; ol. DanRYj FRIDAY'EVSiEING,-Th1 6 ?? stesnm. slip Jura arrived in Lough Foyle erly to-day, and having received on ...

... THE LICENSING SYSTEM AND THE BOROUGH MAGISTRATES OF LIVERPOOL. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVBRPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemezi,-I observe that Inquirlee have been addressed to you as to The meaning of the magis- t trates who, on Wednesday last, adopted a series of I resolutions on this subjeet. There would have I been no doubt or obscurity on this point if the re I port of what took place at their ...

... 1I BlY LJ5uE.NANT-OBERgAL T. !'ERRONET TllOlPSON'. There are appearances in Franco worth the atteution of the Student of men and manners. Something very like an o position, has broken out arainst the Imperial government. It ?? it was to go on without an opposition for ever; but it seems it was wrong. Its best care could not prevent an opposition breaking out, o'en in the fountain were nport ...